Former PEOPLE writer Natasha Stoynoff is breaking her silence a week after she accused Donald Trump of forcing himself to her.
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Clinton Wants Biden As State Secretary
Joe Biden tops the initial short list that Hillary Clinton’s transition team is arranging for the spot of the secretary of state, an internal source tells in an interview.
LGBT Voters Remains Solid Democrats
On a ‘feeling thermometer’ which ranges from 0 being the coldest, most negative rating to 100 being the warmest, most positive score, nearly nine out of ten LBGT voters rate the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump coldly.
Op-Ed Likely To Boost If Clinton Wins
Presidential campaigns and elections are key factors to market events. It is closely intertwined that it can affect the market in so many ways depending on who are running and from what party they belong. The market can even show clues on who will be the next president.
How Republicans Chose Trump & Now Regrets For It
Election is here and Donald Trump is notably for the Republicans, how did they really know Trump and how he made them trust him?
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Hillary Clinton beats Donald Trump by 11 points on the poll surveys and in just three weeks time before the Presidential election.
Amidst of his candidacy, Donald Trump is facing verdict side by side. One of those is this matter about the issue in the registration of his foundation in New York.
The demand for the US industrial products declined in February, signalling an additional slowdown in the country's economic growth. Fresh orders for the US industrial products dropped 1.7% in February, compared to an increase of 1.2% in January.
Anti-Trump groups are spending millions in campaign and advertisements to stop him from winning the presidency nomination. A new Anti-Trump ad is showing women read aloud the GOP frontrunner’s sexist quotes on women. The producer spent millions to air the ad.
Top tech elites were reportedly involved in a secretive meeting to stop Republican front-runner Donald Trump. The forum was also attended by Republican leaders and other representatives from the private sector.
Nearly half of the capital have been poured into Super Pacs' wallet beating the presidential and congressional races. The biggest contributors of 2016 have poured nearly $195 million in order to inspire the presidential poll.
The Koch Brothers' super-PAC reached $14.8 million, with $11 million being added in the second half of 2015. The latter amount was raised by only 20 contributors, comprising founder Charles Koch himself and some billionaire stalwarts. The PAC is incurring minimum expenses and hoarding most of the fund to support the Republicans in 2016 elections.
Two of Ted Cruz's Super PACs have challenged Donald Trump to debate the Texas Senator. The debate is to be done before January 31 and if Trump accepts, the Super PACs would donate $1.5 million to veterans' charities.
US Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz harvests data called "psychographic profiles" from tens of millions of US citizens in Facebook. According to The Guardian Ted Cruz's campaign collected these data without the permission of the Facebook users.
